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Terry Blade’s ‘Tell Em’: A Blues Revelation You Can’t Miss

Will Lisil 3 January 2025
Terry Blade releasing Tell 'Em

Terry Blade releasing Tell 'Em

Award-Winning Singer-Songwriter Terry Blade Sets the Tone for the New Year With His Compelling Release

​In the vibrant city of Chicago, blues artist Terry Blade is preparing to enchant listeners with his latest single, “Tell ’Em.” Blade’s raw, evocative sound, reminiscent of acclaimed artists like Meshell Ndegeocello and Buffalo Nichols, ensures that his music resonates deeply with fans of the genre. As we usher in 2025, listeners have a unique opportunity to hear Blade’s passion and authenticity through his stripped-down performance. Press play on the audio player below and immerse yourself in the soulful melodies of “Tell ’Em.”

Blade, who identifies as a black queer artist, continues to defy artistic boundaries. “Tell ’Em,” set for release on January 3rd, 2025, is a masterclass in vocal and lyrical potency. The single’s minimalist approach—featuring just Blade’s voice and a guitar—highlights the breadth of his emotive capabilities.

His influences are palpable, yet his voice remains unmistakably unique. You can listen to our full playlist which contains the artists’ music, and know more about the artist’s work by scrolling down the page.

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Terry Blade - Tell 'Em - Cover Artwork
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Having spent much of 2024 collecting accolades, including winning the 2023 American Songwriter Song Contest in the Blues category, Blade returns triumphantly to the music scene. His latest work serves as a powerful reminder of how the past continually informs the present, particularly within the blues genre. The song’s haunting quality showcases Blade’s unparalleled ability to convey emotion.

Terry Blade’s artistry has garnered recognition in publications like American Songwriter, Earmilk, New Music Weekly, and even Country Queer. His sound has secured him multiple nominations and awards, proving his impact on the indie music scene. Blade’s music, much like that of Phillip-Michael Scales, is deeply rooted in personal experience, communicating raw human emotions and stories.

“Terry Blade’s ‘Tell ’Em’ is a testament to the power of simplicity in music. It is rare to find an artist who can convey such deep emotion with just a voice and a guitar. Blade’s latest single is bound to resonate with long-time blues aficionados and new listeners alike,” remarks the PopHits.Co music curator team.

Listeners who appreciate authentic, soul-stirring music will find themselves captivated by Blade’s latest endeavor. His ability to sing truth to power, to give voice to the voiceless, is profoundly evident in “Tell ’Em.” The single’s release on all major streaming platforms promises to bring Blade’s passionate message to a wider audience.

For those looking to dive deeper into the works of this Chicago-based talent, follow Terry Blade on Website, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, X, BandCamp, SongKick, SoundCloud, and YouTube. Familiarise yourself with his discography and experience the full scope of his musical journey.

Like, listen and share our curated playlist featuring Terry Blade and other exceptional artists reshaping the blues music landscape.

“Terry Blade has consistently demonstrated his exceptional talent for blending heart-wrenching lyrics with compelling musical arrangements. His latest release continues this trend, solidifying his position as a notable figure in the music world today. We highly recommend experiencing the depth and emotion of ‘Tell ’Em,’ and look forward to seeing how Terry Blade continues to evolve as an artist,” concludes the PopHits.Co team.


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